5. Symposia, Lectures, Workshops and
Seminars,
- Workshop VGI
for SDI? Voluntary geographic information for spatial data
infrastructures? (16 April 2010)
Wageningen University, Wageningen- The Netherlands
Participation is free of charge. For registration, please send an
email to Antoinette Stoffers (Antoinette.Stoffers@wur.nl).
Poster
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3rd National Ecogenomics Day Netherlands Ecogenomics
Research Organisation (NERO) (21 April 2010)
Trippenhuis,
Kloveniersburgwal 29, 1011 JV Amsterdam
Keynote speaker: Laurent Keller - Department of Ecology and
Evolution, University of Lausanne with the thema:
“Evolutionary genetics of social life”
Please send your
abstracts with author names and affiliation (250 words max.) to
Jan.Kammenga@wur.nl or
dick.roelofs@falw.vu.nl
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Career
Event for Bio, Chemistry, Food & Pharma
(20 May 2010), Amsterdam RAI - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
BCF Event is the largest career fair for Bio, Chemistry, Food
& Pharma in The Netherlands. It is thé meeting place for everyone
who is or wants to be active in Life Sciences, Chemistry, Food or
Pharma. BCF Event offers you the opportunity to come into direct
contact with a broad range of employers in the sector, but also with
other organisations which can help further your career. For more
information please go to the
site.
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Plant Population
Biology: Crossing Borders (13–15 May
2010) - Nijmegen, The Netherlands. An international
Plant Ecology conference hosted by the Radboud University Nijmegen
and the Netherlands Institute of Ecology. For more information
please click here
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KNPV spring meeting
(16 June 2010, from 10-22 hr),
Hotel Hof van Wageningen- Wageningen, The Netherlands. For
more information go to: www.knpv.org/en
- Environmental Systems Analysis (June 21–
25, 2010), Eawag Dübendorf, Switzerland, The Eawag Summer
School “Environmental Systems Analysis” provides an introduction to
model-based data analysis in the environmental sciences. It covers
model construction, sensitivity analysis, frequentist and Bayesian
inference, and stimation of model prediction uncertainty. The course
consists of lectures covering the underlying theory, practice
sessions based on didactical exercises, and discussion of problems
of the participants. The participants are encouraged to bring their
data sets and models to start working on their own problems during
the course. More
Information.
- 19th World Congress of Soil Science (1-6
August 2010) Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
- Australia - The conference theme “Soil Solutions for a Changing World” provides
a tremendous opportunity for a broad range of presentations. Registration for the 19th World Congress of Soil Science is open
- Workshop "Wildlife surveillance using GPS: From movement
tracking to behavior recognition " at the Measuring Behavior
conference (24 - 27 August 2010)
Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
For registration and further information, please go to:
http://www.measuringbehavior.org/mb2010/workshops .
- 13th ISBE meeting (26
September 2010) Perth - Australia. The congress is hosted by
the Centre for Evolutionary Biology, at the University of Western
Australia For more information please click
here.
- ECSA 47 Symposium (14 to
19 of September 2010) Figueira da Foz, PortugalOrganizes:
IMAR – Institute of Marine Research, University of Coimbra, and the
Centre of Oceanography, University of Lisbon. The symposium
will contribute to provide an overview of the current situation
through examples from each of the continents. Moreover, the
organizers aim at contributing to bring together, in a proper
setting, science, management and decision making. For registration,
abstract submission, and all information regarding ECSA 47 please click
here
- Scaling and
Governance Conference 2010 (10
- 12 Nov. 2010) Hof van Wageningen, Wageningen, The
Netherlands
Policies have many impacts on environmental and human processes at
different spatial and temporal scales. Climate change, biodiversity,
energy consumption, water resource management, and food security are
a few of the many examples illustrating the complex multi-scale
interactions within and between environmental and human processes.
This observation fits well within a long history of disappointments
in policy and management related to our environment and indicates
that scale sensitive governance approaches are required.
Wageningen University invites participants of the conference to
discuss integrative concepts, methodologies, and case studies
related to scaling and governance issues in complex systems.
Anticipated outcomes of the conference include an international
research agenda and recommendations for scale-sensitive governance
approaches. Abstract submission deadline: May
31, 2010.
For more information please click
here.
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